Bouncing World Records  

Peter Craig bounced a table tennis ball seven times on the top of his knees. He alternated knees after each bounce.

Brian Pankey bounced a table tennis ball 68 times using alternating sides of a table tennis paddle while hovering a beach ball with a leaf blower[] using his other hand and balancing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey bounced a table tennis ball on alternating side of a skillet 592 times.

Brian Pankey bounced a table tennis ball 221 times using alternating side of his paddle and juggling two tennis balls with his free hand.

Mick Cullen bounced a table tennis ball 1,692 times using alternating sides of two paddles more than double the previous record.

Mick Cullen bounced a table tennis ball 96 times using his electric guitar as a paddle. He used an Ibanez electric guitar to achieve the feat.

Brian Pankey bounced a table tennis ball 62 times in a row using the belly of a bowling pin as his paddle.

Suresh Gaur completed 1,140 consecutive bounces of a table tennis ball on a paddle while balancing two baseball bats on his shoulders.

Brian Pankey bounced a table tennis ball 217 consecutive times while lying down.

Brian Pankey completed 44 consecutive table tennis ball bounces on a paddle while lying on a bed of nails. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Suresh Gaur bounced a table tennis ball on a paddle 353 times while kneeling and dribbling a basketball on his other hand.

Brian Pankey completed 6 consecutive table tennis ball bounces while completing 360 degree spins between each bounce.

Brian Pankey completed 15 consecutive table tennis ball bounces on a skillet with a full skillet spin between each bounce.

Brian Pankey bounced a table tennis ball on a table tennis paddle 31 times while spinning the paddle once full rotation between bounces.

Brian Pankey bounced a table tennis ball on a table tennis paddle 31 times while spinning the paddle once full rotation between bounces.

Suresh Gaur bounced a table tennis ball on a computer mouse 481 times while standing on one leg.